The Dead South Announce Two-Night Return To Ryman Auditorium, July 12-13, 2024

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Listen to “A Little Devil” from Forthcoming Chains & Stakes Here

Chains & Stakes Out February 9, 2024

 

“The best contemporary bluegrass band around.” – AmericanaUK

“Masterful modern Americana.” – SupaJam

“Bluegrass Alchemy.” – NARC Magazine

Photo Credit: Morgan Coates

 

The Dead South announce their return to Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, this time for two nights, July 12 and 13, 2024. Tickets will be available to the public on Friday, December 8 at 9am CT. The two shows are an exciting addition to a busy year ahead that will see the band headline major festivals across North America, Australia and Europe, release a new album, make their  live debut in Mexico, and more.

The band readies for the February release of their fourth full-length album, Chains & Stakes, with a new song out today. “A Little Devil,” first introduced at their sold out debut at The Mother Church this past summer, is a song about temptation and regret. Musically, “A Little Devil” shows off the band’s considerable talent for ferocious and fiery strumming, masterfully balancing its stops and starts, twists and turns while it careens between love song and cautionary tale.

Chains & Stakes reunites The Dead South with Grammy winner Jimmy Nutt, who produced the JUNO Award winning, Billboard chart-topping Sugar & Joy, their previous studio album. With 13 songs of plot twists, family trees, grudges, insurance scams, bacon, burials, banjo riffs and more, Chains & Stakes is an album of surprises, top-notch musicianship and entertaining tales.

As they grow more adventurous and assured with each album, Chains & Stakes is a truly “Dead South” collection in the balance of darkness and levity that has come to define their unmistakable approach. The Dead South will come full circle on the story of the album next October, when they return to Mexico City, where they recorded Chains & Stakes, to make their live debut in the country.

Pre-Order // Pre-Save Chains & Stakes Here.

 

CHAINS & STAKES TOUR 

Cleveland, OH: TempleLive Masonic, Feb 12

Pittsburgh, PA: Stage AE, Feb 13

Silver Spring, MD: The Fillmore, Feb 14

Philadelphia, PA: Franklin Music Hall, Feb 16

Norfolk, VA: The NorVa, Feb 17

Charlotte, NC: The Fillmore, Feb 18

Atlanta, GA: The Eastern, Feb 19

Austin, TX: ACL Live at the Moody Theatre, Feb 21

Dallas, TX: The Factory, Feb 22

San Antonio, TX: The Factory in Deep Ellum, Feb 23

Houston, TX: House of Blues Houston, Feb 24

Memphis, TN: Minglewood Hall, Feb 26

Fayetteville, AR: JJ’s Live, Feb 27

Tulsa, OK: Cain’s Ballroom, Feb 28

Steamboat Springs, CO: Winter WonderGrass, Mar 1

Perth, AU: Metropolis Fremantle, Mar 20

Adelaide, AU: Hindley Street Music Hall, Mar 21

Melbourne, AU: Forum Melbourne, Mar 23

Melbourne, AU: Forum Melbourne, Mar 24

Brisbane, AU: Fortitude Music Hall, Mar 26

Tyagarah, AU: Byron Bay Bluesfest, Mar 29

Sydney, AU: Enmore Theatre, Apr 2

Sydney, AU: Enmore Theatre, Apr 3

Auckland, NZ: Powerstation, Apr 5

Wellington, NZ: San Fran, Apr 6

Wellington, NZ: San Fran, Apr 7

Hamburg, DE: Freilichtbühne im Stadtpark, May 30

Berlin, DE: Zitadelle Spandau, June 1

Leipzig, DE: Clara-Zetkin Park, June 2

Prague, CZ: Žluté Lázn?, June 4

Bratislava, SK: Stars Auditorium, June 5

Budapest, HU: Budapest Park, June 6

Linz, AT: Posthof Zeitkultur Am Hafen, June 8

Stuttgart, DE: Kulturbetrieb Wagenhallen, June 9

Cologne, DE: Palladium, June 11

Wiesbaden, DE: Schlachthof, June 12

Munich, DE: Zenith, June 13

Paris, FR: Salle Pleyel, June 18

Nashville, TN: The Ryman Auditorium, July 12 + 13

Mexico City, MX: Fronton Mexico, Oct 19

William Prince Performs at NPR’s Tiny Desk Series

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William Prince returns to NPR’s Tiny Desk Series and performs “Tanqueray” and “Goldie Hawn” from his latest album Stand in the Joy as well as “The Spark” from his record Reliever released in 2020.

Run with the Sound: The Violet Archers Share New Songs

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Listen to “Animal Song” Featuring Sarah Harmer and “Nobody Knows” Here

 

The Violet Archers, solo project of Rheostatics’ Tim Vesely, release two new songs today. “Animal Song,” is about inspiration, that unknowable innermost cavern from which creativity flows. “When inspiration comes, it comes like an animal in the night,” says Vesely. 

With hope and earnesty, the new song runs headlong towards this subterranean, subconscious space. Rooted in the soft soil of a marching drum beat, the song’s pace is a waterfall in steady flow. With birdsong acoustic guitar and mountain airy synth, Vesely’s message is spacious and clear. “Run with the sound and when it’s done it’s gone,” it goes.  

On “Animal Song,” Vesely reunites with Sarah Harmer, who first collaborated on Rheostatics’ The Story of Harmelodia (1999). The song, released today with bonus single “Nobody Knows,” is also available in Dolby Atmos spatial audio on Apple Music. 

Listen to The Violet Archers’ new songs here. 

 

ABOUT THE VIOLET ARCHERS

The Violet Archers is the solo project of Tim Vesely, a “master pop craftsman” (Exclaim), founding Rheostatics band member and producer/composer based in Toronto. In search of an alternate environment in which to express his songwriting vision, Vesely formed the band in 2005, joined by Ida Nilsen, Yawd Sylvester, Cam Giroux and Scott Remila, to release The End Of Part One (2005) and Sunshine At Night (2008).

Over the next decade, Vesely applied his songcraft expertise to recording and producing other artists in his role as in-house engineer/producer at Blue Rodeo’s Woodshed studio in Toronto. Since the release of Rheostatics’ Whale Music soundtrack, Vesely has also continued to compose music for film and television.

The unexpected Rheostatics reunion for Here Come The Wolves in 2017 brought about Vesely’s return to songwriting. Holed up in the Woodshed while the pandemic slowed momentum on further Rheos recordings, Vesely moved forward on his own. Channeling the creative energy sparked by the Rheos’ first new album in over a decade, new songs for The Violet Archers continue to emerge, including “Animal Song” and “Nobody Knows.”

Boy Golden’s New “Aeroplane Song” Out Now

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Listen To “Aeroplane Song” Here

 

Changes in altitudes, changes in attitudes: Boy Golden releases “Aeroplane Song,” an easy breezy lemon squeezy travelling tune that glides from Key West to Paris, Texas, with time for all stops in between. The mood is patient and unhurried, a tension melting respite from a world of schedules and deadlines. 

An old drum machine beat meanders along with brushed skins and crisp shakers, a take-off rhythm section of pressurized air and the crunchy crinkle of plastic wrappers. A smooth, silky slide guitar leads us down each aisle with a smile. With each listen, more textures emerge like layers of atmosphere, proving Boy Golden’s production ear a reliable counterpart to his sincere songwriting. Whether you’re coming or going, “Aeroplane Song” will have you feeling lighter than air.

Don’t miss Boy Golden and The Church of Better Daze this month as they make their way home to Winnipeg, Manitoba. 

 

TOUR DATES 

RICHMOND, VA: Richmond Music Hall, Nov 10

PHILADELPHIA, PA: Kung Fu Necktie, Nov 11

NEW YORK, NY: Mercury Lounge, Nov 13

CAMBRIDGE, MA: Middle East Club, Nov 14 

OTTAWA, ON: Rainbow Bistro, Nov 16 *SOLD OUT

TORONTO, ON: Lee’s Palace, Nov 17

CAMBRIDGE, ON: Farm League Brewing, Nov 18 *SOLD OUT

CHICAGO, IL: Schubas, Nov 20

CUDAHY, WI: X-Ray Arcade, Nov 21

MINNEAPOLIS, MN: 7th Street Entry, Nov 22

WINNIPEG, MB: Burton Cummings Theatre, Nov 24

Tickets and details here. 

Tumbling Towards Ecstasy: NYSSA Announces Shake Me Where I’m Foolish

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New Album Out February 1, 2024

Listen to “Blessèd Touch” and “No More Bodies” Here

Shows in Toronto, Montreal and Dublin in November

 

 

Toronto’s NYSSA announces Shake Me Where I’m Foolish, her new album set for release on Feb 1, 2024. Self-produced and mixed by renowned studio master Sylvia Massy, this is NYSSA’s first for Six Shooter Records. On the new album, NYSSA fetches the bolt cutters, rattles the cages of so-called emotional maturity and braids together centuries of mystics and mythos from ancient lands. Flutes, sirens, latex and minotaurs: this is the world of Shake Me Where I’m Foolish.

Named for a line in a poem by Chicago free verse poet Carl Sandburg, “Baby Song of the Four Winds,” Shake Me Where I’m Foolish invokes rebirth, freshness and freedom. The north wind, a cold plunge, a grotto of pleasure, going out beyond the breakwater, a night run amok: there are ways to break loose. The title calls the quarters and sets the stage for 11 songs that tread this garden of earthly delights. From the first track, “The Initiate,” NYSSA opens the wardrobe to a Punk Rock Narnia, an otherworld of her own design.

“Blessèd Touch,” out today, pulls like the tides. In this new song, NYSSA writes a “Sign of the Times” style pagan gospel: “I am addressing my daemons, my ancestors, and the gods and spirits that wish me well,” she says. “This is a beseeching prayer for something bigger, something divine, to come in and shake loose the stuck and the brittle. The song summons an Otherworld crossroads, a beach at night where a spell is cast and change invoked.” Alarmist and escapist, the song lays wintry domesticity at the altar of a wilder, warmer shore.

Also out today, “No More Bodies” connects with NYSSA’s lineage, a course forever changed by the crossing of an ocean. The song is “about a feeling of rootlessness, of being a first-generation descendent of an Irish mother, and feeling this constant sense of distance from the land of my ancestors,” NYSSA shares. “‘No More Bodies’ is my banshee-invoker. My keening cry for liberation. A howl and a fist raised and shook. Grief released.”

This fall, NYSSA continues to preview material in kindred locales around the world. In Berlin, the slinky dance cave frenzy of “Breakup Party” fits the scene. Montreal, a place of midnight transformation, is home of the “Werewolf,” the haircuts and anxieties of youth. In Ireland, her ancestral home, Gaelic traditions that run deep in NYSSA’s blood come bubbling up to the surface. NYSSA’s travels mirror and enhance the geographic, mythological and polytheistic touchstones of her sophomore collection. Transportive and borderless, NYSSA’s songs ride the four winds to distant lands.

Six Shooter Records releases Shake Me Where I’m Foolish on Imbolc, a Gaelic and pagan traditional festival, February 1, 2024.

My Northern Heart: Elliott BROOD Release Town

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Part One of Town & Country Out Today 

Photo by Dustin Seabrook

 

Town Release In-Store @ Dead Dog Records, 1277 Bloor St. W, Nov 9 @ 7pm.
RSVP here. 

 

On their new album, Town, out today, Elliott BROOD journey through familiar haunts and charge down new paths, all in the name of growth, love and family. Overall, Town speaks to the experiences of being away, of missing loved ones, of facing mistakes and reconciling consequences. Part one of a two-album cycle, Town & Country, Elliott BROOD’s Town also speaks to joy, appreciation of where they come from and to the kind of people they’ve become.

“Rose City,” is a love letter to the band’s hometown of Windsor, ON. A southern rocker with a healthy kick, the song fuels another trip down the main drag. Further down the block, “Dark End of the Road” is deep in thought, awash in regret and longing. Even in its darkness, the melody rolls along like headlights guiding the way.

“Paper Money” shuffles and laments, a darkly comedic look at trying to forget your problems when you feel obsolete. A Bell Jar waltz that tenderly sifts through the past, “Evelyn” holds its sorrowful story like a locket.

Clearing the dust and tears from our eyes, “Stars Align” bursts open like a shooting star overhead. Full of uplifting energy, it bops along like a doo-wop swinger with a punk rock pacing. In quick succession, the percussive “Dried Up” claps into action. “My northern heart is drying up down south,” goes its line, which encapsulates Town’s through-line in its ongoing search for the right place at the right time. The steady sparseness and tick-tock heartbeat of album closer “Sinking Stone,” leaves us with whispered vocals and hushed guitars.

Over their twenty years as a band, Elliott BROOD have traveled this country so many times they’ve earned the familiarity that’s felt here, knowing that even if we were once strangers, we’re now friends. Home is about who you’re with, wherever you are.

Town is out today on Six Shooter Records.

Buy / Stream Town here.

 

 

ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE 2024 TOUR DATES:

Amen, NL: Cultureel Café de Amer, Apr 12
Antwerp, BE: Djingel Djangel, Apr 13
Edam, NL: A Walk About Music, Apr 14
Krefeld, DE: Kulturrampe, Apr 16
St Gilles Croix de Vie, FR: RockSea, Apr 19
Paris, FR: La Boule Noire, Apr 20
Haarlem, NL: Roots of Heaven, Apr 21
Lint, BE: ’t Groot Verzet, Apr 22
Cologne, DE: MTC, Apr 23
Wiesbaden, DE: Schlachthof, Apr 24
Berlin, DE: Privatclub, Apr 25
Hamburg, DE: Nochtwache, Apr 26
Deventer, NL: Des Konings Trio, Apr 27

The Dead South Count Close Calls In “Tiny Wooden Box”

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New Album Chains & Stakes Arrives February 9, 2024

Photo Credit: Lyle Bell

If time heals everything…The Dead South introduce their fourth studio album with “Tiny Wooden Box,” a song that gets right into it with a big hypothetical. The first single and video from forthcoming Chains & Stakes, out February 9, 2024, shows the four-piece in top form in a rolling, roiling “State Trooper” style finger-picked nail-biter.

On “Tiny Wooden Box,” The Dead South confront the challenges of returning home from two angles: existential and actuarial. This true story starts with a phone call, an offer from an insurance agent too good to refuse. As the song contemplates the cost of life’s last one-way ticket, the mood spirals, growing more ominous and anxious. Propelled by the chugging acoustic guitar, “Tiny Wooden Box” picks up speed as it hurtles head on through uneasy thoughts; group “ooh ahs” boom like heavy thunder with bolts of off-kilter banjo.

Shot on the Historic Graham Ranch deep in the Alberta Badlands, the video for “Tiny Wooden Box” sets the band in an awe-inspiring landscape, a visual antithesis of the song’s smaller – much smaller – setting. Directed by Edmonton-based Jeremy Chugg, “Tiny Wooden Box” sets the scene for Chains & Stakes with its mix of grandeur and graveyard, close calls and resolve. As night falls over ridge and river, The Dead South make a deal with the Reaper for another day.

Six Shooter Records will release Chains & Stakes worldwide on February 9, 2024. Pre-order your copy here.

CHAINS & STAKES TOUR 

2023

London, UK: Roundhouse, Oct 27
Manchester, UK: O2 Apollo, Oct 28
Newcastle, UK: O2 City Hall, Oct 29
Edinburgh, UK: Usher Hall, Oct 30
Belfast, UK: Ulster Hall, Nov 1 *SOLD OUT
Dublin, IE: Vicar Street, Nov 2 *SOLD OUT
Wolverhampton, UK: Civic Hall, Nov 4
Nottingham, UK: Rock City, Nov 5 *SOLD OUT
Cambridge, UK: Corn Exchange, Nov 7
Portsmouth, UK: Guildhall, Nov 8
Bristol, UK: Marble Factory, Nov 9 *SOLD OUT
Plymouth, UK: Plymouth Pavilions, Nov 10

2024
Cleveland, OH: TempleLive Masonic, Feb 12
Pittsburgh, PA: Stage AE, Feb 13
Silver Spring, MD: The Fillmore, Feb 14
Philadelphia, PA: Franklin Music Hall, Feb 16
Norfolk, VA: The NorVa, Feb 17
Charlotte, NC: The Fillmore, Feb 18
Atlanta, GA: The Eastern, Feb 19
Austin, TX: ACL Live at the Moody Theatre, Feb 21
Dallas, TX: The Factory, Feb 22
San Antonio, TX: Aztec Theatre, Feb 23
Houston, TX: House of Blues Houston, Feb 24
Memphis, TN: Minglewood Hall, Feb 26
Fayetteville, AR: JJ’s Live, Feb 27
Tulsa, OK: Cain’s Ballroom, Feb 28
Steamboat Springs, CO: Winter WonderGrass, Mar 1
Perth, AU: Metropolis Fremantle, Mar 20
Adelaide, AU: Hindley Street Music Hall, Mar 21
Melbourne, AU: Forum Melbourne, Mar 23
Melbourne, AU: Forum Melbourne, Mar 24
Brisbane, AU: Fortitude Music Hall, Mar 26
Tyagarah, AU: Byron Bay Bluesfest, Mar 29
Sydney, AU: Enmore Theatre, Apr 2
Sydney, AU: Enmore Theatre, Apr 3
Auckland, NZ: Powerstation, Apr 5
Wellington, NZ: San Fran, Apr 6
Wellington, NZ: San Fran, Apr 7
Hamburg, DE: Sporthalle, May 30
Berlin, DE: Zitadelle Spandau, June 1
Leipzig, DE: Clara-Zetkin Park, June 2
Prague, CZ: Žluté Lázn?, June 4
Bratislava, SK: Stars Auditorium, June 5
Budapest, HU: Budapest Park, June 6
Cologne, DE: Palladium, June 11
Wiesbaden, DE: Schlachthof, June 12
Munich, DE: Zenith, June 13
Paris, FR: Salle Pleyel, June 18

Tickets and show details at thedeadsouth.com

The Dead South Release “Tiny Wooden Box” and Premiere Their New Video on October 24 at 7pm ET

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The Dead South unleash their first single “Tiny Wooden Box” off of their upcoming album “Chains & Stakes” out Feb 9, 2024. The band will be premiering the official “Tiny Wooden Box” single on October 24th at 7pm ET on their YouTube channel. Click here to join the premiere.

 

The Dead South Announce “Chains & Stakes” New Album Out February 9, 2024.

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The Dead South reveal the details of their fourth studio album, Chains & Stakes, out February 9, 2024. The news comes in advance of their largest UK tour to date, which starts with what will be a sold out show at London’s Roundhouse (3,500 cap) on October 27, 2023.

The story of Chains & Stakes is the story of a band that has grown more adventurous and assured with each album. To make their new collection, they met Sugar & Joy producer Jimmy Nutt at Panoram Studios in Mexico City, where the team convened to record 13 songs full of plot twists, family trees, grudges, insurance scams, bacon, burials, banjo riffs and more. Chains & Stakes is truly a “Dead South” collection in the balance of darkness and levity that has come to define their unmistakable sound.

Pre-Save / Pre-Order Chains & Stakes here.

Watch an album trailer for Chains & Stakes filmed in Mexico City.

 

2023 has already brought notable successes, including the RIAA Certified Platinum status of “In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company” in the USA. With a recent sold-out debut at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium and upcoming headlining slots at Byron Bay Bluesfest (Australia) and WinterWonderGrass Steamboat Springs (Colorado, USA), The Dead South continue to make live music milestones on the world’s most celebrated stages.

 

CHAINS & STAKES TOUR  

2023

London, UK: Roundhouse, Oct 27

Manchester, UK: O2 Apollo, Oct 28

Newcastle, UK: O2 City Hall, Oct 29

Edinburgh, UK: Usher Hall, Oct 30

Belfast, UK: Ulster Hall, Nov 1

Dublin, IE: Vicar Street, Nov 2

Wolverhampton, UK: Civic Hall, Nov 4

Nottingham, UK: Rock City, Nov 5

Cambridge, UK: Corn Exchange, Nov 7

Portsmouth, UK: Guildhall, Nov 8

Bristol, UK: Marble Factory, Nov 9

Plymouth, UK: Plymouth Pavilions, Nov 10

2024

Cleveland, OH: TempleLive Masonic, Feb 12

Pittsburgh, PA: Stage AE, Feb 13

Silver Spring, MD: The Fillmore, Feb 14

Philadelphia, PA: Franklin Music Hall, Feb 16

Norfolk, VA: The NorVa, Feb 17

Charlotte, NC: The Fillmore, Feb 18

Atlanta, GA: The Eastern, Feb 19

Austin, TX: ACL Live at the Moody Theatre, Feb 21

Dallas, TX: The Factory, Feb 22

Fayetteville, AR: JJ’s Live, Feb 27

Tulsa, OK: Cain’s Ballroom, Feb 28

Steamboat Springs, CO: Winter WonderGrass, Mar 1

Perth, AU: Metropolis Fremantle, Mar 20

Adelaide, AU: Hindley Street Music Hall, Mar 21

Melbourne, AU: Forum Melbourne, Mar 23

Melbourne, AU: Forum Melbourne, Mar 24

Brisbane, AU: Fortitude Music Hall, Mar 26

Tyagarah, AU: Byron Bay Bluesfest, Mar 28

Sydney, AU: Enmore Theatre, Apr 2

Sydney, AU: Enmore Theatre, Apr 3

Auckland, NZ: Powerstation, Apr 5

Wellington, NZ: San Fran, Apr 6

Hamburg, DE: Freilichtbühne im Stadtpark, May 31

Berlin, DE: Zitadelle Spandau, June 1

Leipzig, DE: Clara-Zetkin Park, June 2

Prague, CZ: Žluté Lázn?, June 4

Bratislava, SK: Stars Auditorium, June 5

Budapest, HU: Budapest Park, June 6

Stuttgart, DE: Wagenhallen Stuttgart, June 9

Cologne, DE: Palladium, June 11

Wiesbaden, DE: Schlachthof, June 12

Munich, DE: Zenith, June 13

Paris, FR: Salle Pleyel, June 18

Six Shooter at M for Montreal

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Six Shooter heads to Quebec in November for M for Montreal. It will be a night brimming with joyful queer anthems, mystical summonings and sonic dreamscapes… we hope to see you there.
The Six Shooter showcase will take place at La Sala Rossa on Thursday, November 16. Click here for tickets.
Showcase Set Times
11pm – T. Thomason
12am – Nyssa
1am – Peter Dreams

T. Thomason Launches November Residency at Toronto’s Hugh’s Room

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“C U Next Tuesday,” A Month of Queer & Trans Joy and Excellence, Starts November 7, 2023

 

 

From Halifax to Hugh’s Room, T. Thomason returns to Toronto for a month-long residency that celebrates queer and trans joy and the power of artistic expression. As both curator and performer, T. Thomason announces four unique shows for each Tuesday in November, collectively titled ““C U Next Tuesday” – A Month of Queer & Trans Joy and Excellence. The series begins November 7, 2023.

With “C U Next Tuesday,” Thomason offers an exciting opportunity for musical discovery, shining the spotlight on new and emerging artists from Toronto, Montreal and Halifax with a variety of show formats. From songwriter circles to full band sets and drag performances featuring songs from Hugh’s Room esteemed alum, the series is a fresh, exciting addition to the fall concert calendar.

“I am so excited to bring some queer/trans heat to the month of November in Toronto,” says Thomason. “This series centering queer and trans excellence is open to all. Come as you are, as who you are becoming, as who you’d like to be for one night only… and then come back next Tuesday! We can’t wait to C U there.”

This month-long series welcomes artists including Charmie, NYSSA, Pillow Fite, Tafari Anthony, Thanya Iyer, and MBG with drag artists, Lucinda Miu, Manny Dingo, Clarke Kunt, and Gay Jesus. NYSSA, Clarke Kunt and Gay Jesus previously joined T. Thomason for Six Shooter’s Pride Party in June 2023.

On screen, Sullivan’s Crossing, in which T. Thomason plays character Jackson Canady, makes its US premiere on The CW Network today, October 4, 2023.

 

SHOW DETAILS 
November 7 – Series kickoff Songwriters’ circle showcasing the storytelling and vocal prowess of Charmie, NYSSA, and T., with drag performance by Lucinda Miu. Tickets.

November 14 – Opening act Pillow Fite and full band performance by T. Thomason, with the fierce drag artistry of Manny Dingo. Tickets.

November 21 – Songwriters’ circle with the immensely talented Tafari Anthony and Thanya Iyer sharing the stage with T. and special guest, Halifax drag king, Clarke Kunt. Tickets.

November 28 – Grand finale with opening act MBG and full band headlining act from T. Thomason, with drag performances from Gay Jesus. Tickets.

Tickets are available for $15.00 in advance, $20 at the door, or patron pricing of $30.00. Trans Audience Members PWYC, please sign up here.

Tickets can be purchased on the Hugh’s Room website and at the door. For more information and updates, please visit www.hughsroomlive.com

The Dead South Announce 2024 Tour

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WinterWonderGrass Steamboat Headliners

“In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company” Reaches Platinum Certification

Photo by Morgan Coates

 

 

The Dead South announce the first of their 2024 USA tours, this one planned for Feb-Mar 2024. The newly Platinum-certified alternative Americana four-piece will start the new year in high gear, headlining WinterWonderGrass Steamboat along with large shows in cities across the USA including a stop at Austin’s Moody Theatre. 

 

The Dead South were most recently in the US to make their sold-out debut at The Ryman Auditorium, which included previews of new songs coming soon. The show marked a milestone for a band that has already made some impressive live achievements, which now include performances at Red Rocks, Glastonbury, Brixton Academy and soon, Byron Bay Bluesfest in Australia (Mar 2024). 

 

“In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company” is now officially certified Platinum by the RIAA, putting The Dead South in very good company, where they join the likes of Zach Bryan and Old Crow Medicine Show on a very short list of acoustic/folk Platinum singles.  

 

The Dead South have a big week of global touring announcements ahead, with more news to come about 2024 touring plans in Australia and Europe. Next up, they return to the UK in October to kick off yet more touring with a show at London’s Roundhouse, their largest UK headline show to date. 

 

Tickets for the 2024 USA shows will be on sale Thursday, October 5 @ 11am ET. 

 

USA 2024 TOUR DATES

 

Cleveland, OH: TempleLive Masonic, Feb 12

Pittsburgh, PA: Stage AE, Feb 13

Silver Spring, MD: The Fillmore, Feb 14

Philadelphia, PA: Franklin Music Hall, Feb 16

Norfolk, VA: The NorVa, Feb 17

Charlotte, NC: The Fillmore, Feb 18

Atlanta, GA: The Eastern, Feb 19

Austin, TX: ACL Live at the Moody Theatre, Feb 21 

Dallas, TX: The Factory, Feb 22

Fayetteville, AR: JJ’s Live, Feb 27

Tulsa, OK: Cain’s Ballroom, Feb 28

Steamboat Springs, CO: Winter WonderGrass, Mar 1